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Head coach Rocky Hager and freshman linebacker Chad Hunte after Saturday’s loss to UMass.
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We speak with Rocky Hager, Alex Dulski, John Griffin, and Mike Lukenda after Saturday’s win over Towson.
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Rocky Hager and Alex Dulski after the 56-7 loss.
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Youngstown State head coach Jon Heacock
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Northeastern head coach Rocky Hager with Alex Dulski and Craig Kenney
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Maine coach Jack Cosgrove, along with players Mike Brusko, Warren Smith, Trevor Coston, and Landis Williams.
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Maine coach Jack Cosgrove on the win to bring the Black Bears to 2-0.
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Northeastern coach Rocky Hager, with players Jason Vega and Matt Carroll
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Patrick McHugh is the sports editor for the Huntington News and analyst for WRBB’s football coverage. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author.
Maybe we expected too much. Maybe we fooled ourselves into thinking this would be different. Maybe BC really is that good. Maybe Northeastern really is that bad.
In any case, it would be difficult for any Husky fan to hold their head up Saturday when walking out of Alumni Stadium where the scoreboard read 54-0. The idea of an upset was far-fetched for sure, but I think everyone was surprised, Boston College fans included, that NU would lose by such a huge margin, especially in a year where the Eagles had so much turmoil with their coaching situation, the quarterback position, and the unfortunate cancer diagnosis to their best player, Mark Herzlich.
Then again, we all knew the Huskies weren’t exactly at the peak of their performance either. Coming off a tough 2-10 campaign in 2008, NU had to find replacements for more than half their starters from a year ago. Add to the mix that there would be new offensive and defensive coordinators and the Huskies seemed destined for change.
Co-captains Annie Hogan and Lindsay Berman speak about what it means to be playing a game in Fenway Park.
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Assistant coach Lauren McAuliffe:
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Assistant coach Linda Lundrigan:
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